I need to clean up the carb on my honda pressure washer!

 

I hate to see the day that everything in Js life is built, working, organized, clean and flawless.

He will likely start destroying stuff just to put his mind at ease, knowing there's something to fix.

 

meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow

 

Some people put in a lot of time and effort but they just don't document it with photographs.

 

1) i have no friends
2) i'm boring and the forum is my life
3) i take "pics or it didn't happen" very very literally.

:'(

 

Maybe so, but I think there's no denying that J does more than the average bear

 

Lol...

 

LOL...but there's something inherently wrong with me...
I'm not good at chilling and recharging my batteries!

 

question for all of you...

say you found a car... that was perfect in every way... except for the color. Would you still buy it?

add to that, that it is a rare car, so finding the right color isn't easy, and that it's at a good price... would you buy it?

 

Yup.

There's always brown vinyl wrap.

 

You can always make any car brown. No need to hold out until you find a brown one from the factory.

 

but knowing everyday that you look at the car, you let out a bit of a sigh, because it wasn't the color you wanted...

 

If the color is one I don't dislike maybe.

 

You don't really see the color when your driving.

Just like you don't see in the dark.

 

I'm sure there's a backstory here, but I'm completely missing it

 

oh, and yes, for the record, I am playing youngmoola here.

#youngmoolalyfe

 

#ballerwithnobudget

#highrollerinmomsbasement

 

If it's not a color I abhor, I'd do it.
Rare car is rare.

No more black, for me.

Speaking of...where the hell is Kevin?

 

and Jawknee?

 

and alterboy?

 

and :pb:?

 

What backstory? Brown is the best color ever for a car.

End. Of. Story.

Therefore, even if you can't find your dream car in brown, you can always wrap it; so no sense in stressing.

What'd you find?

 

I agree I'm very much enjoying driving a car with color.

 

I won't lie...the one thing I always wanted to change on my old TL was for it to be a color I loved.
Now I enjoy knowing how pretty the kbp looks.

Funny Joe...Betty used to make fun of me because she said I only liked baby poop colors...like the Toyota Venza had a brownish colored pearl that I LOVED.

 

Ooh, that's a good one. Like a nice glass of root beer with that sparkle. I know *exactly* that color.

 

I'd buy it....for a Dollar!

 

I actually LOVE that venza color too!!

I always thought a venza in that color, dropped on bags and big gold rims would look killer... I'd never buy it... but I'd like to see it!

 

 

Damn, EEOC training for the next hour....see ya'll later once they tell me whats up....im praying for Sexual Harassment Panda to make an appearance...

 

EEOC? That sounds super familiar!

 

Dammit DeerMeat, you *thanked* the question, but didn't answer it!

Your MC noise... is it sort of a gravelly, crunchy, squeak like sound?

I've heard that since like the second month of owning the 2003 Accord. I've just ignored it (well, except for every. single. time. I press the clutch) but if it's that simple of a fix, I might give it a go.

 

Ok, let's further this stupid car question asking I'm doing.

so the ideal car color is white. But now a silver one shows up at the door.

I normally do do not like silver cars. I find them boring. I do love white though, which is a bit odd. But like I said, the car is absolutely everything that I'd want. And a good price too. There happened to be a white one that just sold a week or so earlier, but it went for 2500 more. Do I wait? Or do I take the savings and enjoy the car for what it is? There also is no guarantee of when another white one will show up. And chances are it won't be as mint.

 

Personal preference man...

 

now put it on bags and gold rims!

 

Sitting in a lockdown. Suspicious person across the street at UofT walking around wearing a mask & supposedly with a gun.

 

I read something recently about ethanol in gas ruining generators and such. There are some gas stations that sell non-ethanol gas that's recommended for things like lawn mowers, weed whackers,etc. Something to look into maybe?

 

I'd probably would still get it. (Thinking of myself in that situation with an S2000), I would still get it if the price was right.

 

seriously, eh? Stay safe, man. Scary shit, that's for sure.

 

Sorry Joe...
from my experience:
Yes...grainy squeaky sound...on the black TL I chased it by replacing the pedal spring, and spraying every type of combination of lube into the master cylinder.
Now that it's fresh in my mind...

I used my old "the club" to depress the pedal fully...
I put some honda high temp urea grease into a plastic syringe
I fill the cavity of the master cylinder (right at fire wall) with the goop...
I do it into both of those little slots (you'll see).

now, if the old couch sound is coming from the engine bay...lube up the tip of the slave...
BUT...what took me years to figure out, is that the transmission fork boot had deteriorated and actually allowed wetness in there and the depressing mechanism had developed rust and whatnot in there.
Same idea, syringe and a mirror and I was able to fill the transmission fork with grease inside the tranny case. Replaced the rubber boot too and BAM, it was silent and smooth.

 

me too. But apparently they don't consider $0 as being the right price